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I thought there were gimmicks too but I now think that somewhere down the line – once they're more refined and less expensive – I'd like to get one.
I was tempted to buy the Pixel Tablet until I realized that I don't want a second device. I'd rather like a multi-purpose device. And the Pixel Fold seems to have a great form factor to use it as a "normal" phone, and then switch to the large screen when you want to do something that you'd normally do on a tablet, just with the benefit of having all your settings, apps and recent notifications right there with you. It's a seamless transition which is really neat.
I'm with you on the tablet thing. I even did buy a tablet many years ago, but barely used it. I think mostly because I didn't want to deal with carrying around another device.